History Happy Hour: Murder Mystery

Registration closes 2 hours prior to the start of the program.

Free Program. Additional opportunities available to support IHS as we continue collecting, preserving, and sharing Indiana’s history.

Stay connected with the stories of your state. Bring your own beverage and join us for a series of  insightful conversations with some of Indiana’s most interesting scholars.

Murder Mystery

In 1906, Mishawaka front pages were dominated by the murder of Cecilia Ludwig, who was knocked unconscious with a wooden potato masher and burned in her home. Join author Gary Sosniecki to hear uncover the details of this historic murder.

Frequently Asked Questions:

How long does it last?

History Happy Hours are informal conversations with IHS staff and scholars that usually last around 60-minutes.

Do I need to be camera ready?

Nope. We will use the Zoom webinar platform, so you can join us from your kitchen table, couch, or the porch. Just make sure you’re ready to type, as we will make sure there is plenty of time for your questions through the chat feature.

What do I need to participate? 

History Happy Hour takes place virtually over Zoom. You can either join through an internet-connected device or calling-in via phone. We will send you a link and phone number through the email you used to register around two hours before the program begins. Don’t see the email? Make sure to check your spam or junk folder.

Do you have other History Happy Hours that I can watch?

We sure do! Check out all our past programs here. (Scroll down to the History Happy Hour menu to see the recordings.)